... Blackheath-iLill, and manage a livery.stable for my mother, and am-also S Comic vocalist. That is mny profession. I sing 'at the Golden Lion music-hall, Sydenham. .1 do not know the pri- aoner, but I have seen him before, and' bave known himnbysighttthreeorfonryears ...

... would go to prison for four months, with hard labour. MtiaDEnous AssAULT oN A WIFr. -George Dann, a cabinetmaker, living in Golden-lane, St. Luke's was charted with violently assaulting his wife, Mary Dann, by striking her on the head with a pail and . ...

... prisoners will be watched day and night. A communication from Maidstone of yesterday says:- Patrick Staunton, whose miserablecondition occa- sioned some anxiety after his arrival at Maidstone on Thursday, had on Friday recovered his self-composure, but ...

... prisoner to six calendar months' imprisenment, with hard fabour. Artliur Seralge, 20, living at No. 20, Dann's lodging. house, Golden-lane, was charged on remand before Alder. men Allen and Sir'l'homasDakin with embezzling various sams of money belonging to ...

... Chrintoan time, what had Ms. |b Harriet Staunton to wear in the shape of boots or shoes P u -She onlv had one pair of boots the whole time she was ti there, and those she wore. Ifad she any boots on when she was removed to v Fenge?-No, sir. She had a pair of Mr ...

... Cop- dcone witlh the bag and cloth, which were identified, upon him. Prisoner pleadod guilty, and said hie:cenie from Maidstone, In Kent. Hie was a bricklayer, and had come dowie here to .seek %work. Hoexeneed bhiself for the offenco by saying that he had ...

... pay 4O0j. and 2s. costs, or toj 1. go to prison for fourteen ?? prisoner wasl looked 10 up in ?? Payne, of 4, Broad-yard, Golden.I md lnwscagdwtkepnadtylodging house.I is SegatHgemn adta efudin the top - roomrentedby thedefendnt thre beds usedby three ...

... of Mark Welsh. The prosecutor. a wirodrawor, deposed that on the afterneon of the 29th July last he was returning through Golden-lane, St. iLuke's, towards his home, wuen he met the prisoner and anothlcwosnan, who stopped him and asked them to treat them ...

... charged with Uaving stolen, on the passage ?? sum - ,gf 9. It appeared that Mr. Joseph Counsel was a passenger onboard the ship KEnt from Melbourne to England. The soner slept in the same cabin. -Ur. Counsel had 01 in Australian sovereigns in a box, and on ...

... King. Caroline Constable, aged 4J. Identified by her husband, William Constable, of Plumstead. Robert Wood, aged 63, of 20, Golden-road, Har- row-road, Paddiuston. Identified by his eon. Geosge James Hollingsworth, aged 27, of 47, St. James's-road, Brixton ...

... washing his feet ones or twice a week. I cleaned hin boots, but I don't re. nmber the cut. I have bot sae the defendant's feet for ihe purpose of forming ajudgment. He had no trees the ?? oi Roger's boots. I first rsw the defe aunt since his rehun lti August ...

... haitself H Bart, Dr. Kenely (reading the extrca t which wao handed to crim)-Yes, I see it is. Sir Lydston Newman signs his nme Boot. I do net know whether it is usual, hut whets person is using it as a distinction Ifsr no great boom in it. 'Whether that ...